Since moving to mirrorless, I'm attempting to downsize my collection of equipment. I came across this lens, that was part of a lens kit when I first started out with my D5600. it's a good lens, and I wondered if I could use it with my Z9 or Z8?
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Thanks, Cameron, for the quick response! I'll keep it in the "kit" with the other lens and post it for sale!You can, but it's a dx lens, so you're stuck in dx mode (19mp).
I wouldn't bother, personally. Just buy the 105 z version eventually.
Thanks! Appreciate that info!It’s handy on a Z50. Even with the FTZ adapter it’s extremely lightweight.
Thanks! I do like to stick with native lens...paid a lot for the z9...You can, but it's a dx lens, so you're stuck in dx mode (19mp).
I wouldn't bother, personally. Just buy the 105 z version eventually.
Appreciate that, thanks!Macro lenses that are under 100mm give you such a small working distance too.
That's a sweet image! Where was it taken? Thanks for the info!PhotographyLife has a good review of the lens, and seem to like it. You can use it on FF with some vignetting. Here is a photo from their review, shot on D3 on f11.
Thanks! "Extremely lightweight" ... is something I need to think about. My two cameras are heavy, but so far I'm good with traveling with them!It’s handy on a Z50. Even with the FTZ adapter it’s extremely lightweight.
Thanks!Macro lenses that are under 100mm give you such a small working distance too.
That’s Schwabacher’s Landing in Grand Teton National Park.That's a sweet image! Where was it taken? Thanks for the info!
What an amazing place to get married! Great memory on more than one level!That’s Schwabacher’s Landing in Grand Teton National Park.
That place is near and dear to me partly because I’ve photographed it many times over the years but mostly because I was married there